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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-11-12
MEDICINAL.
AUCTION SALES.
Er I. Z. lnces. Auctiorncr.

bY y. =. LucIai AuCtIoLCcf.
pY VIRTUE OF ! DECREE OF the Corporation
ID Court of the city of AlexaniIa. rendered on
the Goth day Of October. 1887, in the chanccry
cause of John Fletcher W. J. Z. Piper the under
signed, commissioners therein namel will on
SATURDAY, the 1Ith day Of necenlbeT 1857, at
- O'Clock m, at thc Royal street entrance TO the
Market building. expose for sale at rubc auction,
the following property 10 wit:
The ONE-HALF UNDIVIDED INTEREST
OF James g. riper in q LOT OF GROUND
and FRAME TENEMENT situated thereon, on
the cast side of Pitt street AID south SIDE of Oro
noco street at their !iitersccton. binding OH OTo.
noco street 63 12 feet and extending south with
that width half the square
Terms of sale: One fourth cash; t.ir residue in
three equal instamenis at SIX twelve and eight.
cen months trom the day OF saic nc deferred
payments to be secured by ths purchaser bonds,
with good personal security, sni beaiin interest
from date OF sale. jitje to be fciaircl until the
full purchase money has been paid
ALBERT STUART,
John d. J0HAsOE,
S&M'L. G.. DkEa1
certify that the bend required n ;ha above
cause has been given.
nov9 is JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk
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NC. 65 KING STREET
ALEXANDRIA ViRGI9J =
Wholesale and RetaiI Dealers il

UAI.IIW AkE Al!U 70 tl1.I' :.
64idoIs Hardware. locks, Hinges. sereNa..
Doorboits, Latchcs, SC, 9gddlor:, Esr6warea
Bri:le Bits, Buckles, 6inGs, aauoo, &c, &C.
W2oeiwrights Hardware, AZ!0s Rims Huba,
spokes, Saved Fellows, Trio Iron, &c. Pocket
Table Carving. and Butcher Kn!res &C.. Guns
Pa,a'a & full and complete stock oi arst.
ci1ss goo.. away in store and sold 81 owasg ng.sh
prices. suetG
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WASHINGTON AED ONO DIVISION.
ALI,TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

all TRAINS DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Alexandria 600 j. NJ 9:f7 a. "a. and
45o p. N; arrive at Round iiiil 1920 ?. ri.,
11:45 a. III. and 7:19 p N.
Returning, trains leave Bound Hill 6;05 4. ~,
11:44 g. H. and 123 p. IN, arriving at Alesan-
dtia at $50 o. m, 4:40 p. n, and 3:d7 p NJ.
Tho 9:2O p. IN. train from lsloxandria con-seciS
at Round Hill with stage fos Hlue ,idge. Berry
Vile and Winchester, and at i!cesburg rith stagGs
for hldic and Middleburg.
The 9:2O a. M. train and 4:50 F. IN train from
alexandria connects at Vienna with stsge7 for
Fairfax Court House
Through tickets on sale at the principal stations
to al points. For rates Or information apply to
any agent OF the Company, or to
J. s. B. THOMPSON, 4. &. ?. q.
Alexandria, VA.
JA6. L. TAYLOR, G.. p. A.
Washington, D. G.
COL HAAG 4, Il Rich,nnnd w
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John s. aosch, CLERK of the corporation Court
Of Alexaudria city, do certify that Juliaa w. Holt
one OF the commissioners of sale in the cause of
Jacob J. We5t ct ais VS.. George West and wife,
has ven Tho bend required in said cause
JOHN s. BEACH, clerk.
November /, 1887. now WITS
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ay r. It. Lucas, Aucticncer.

oy IL. i. Lucas, Auctlcncer
pY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE of the Corporation
1b Court of Alexandria city, Va, rendered on
the 21st day of October, 1857, in the chancery
cause of Jacob J. West ct ais VS.. George West and
wife the undersigned, commissioners therein
named, will, on SATURDAY, December 10TH
1897, at ~ o'clock m., at the Royal street en-
trance TO the Market building, expose for sale at
public auction the following property, 10 wit:
No 1. ALI. THAT CERTAIN LOT OF
GROUND situated on tho east side OF Peyton
street, between King and Prince streets, fronting
on Pcyton street 6S feet, and extending back that
width to Grays west line, improved with TWO
% FRAME TENEMENT HOUSES. Stable, Wag-
on Sheds, Cow Sheds, Meat House ard Henncry
suitable fer dairy or butchers business.
No .. a LOT or Gh0UND TN the vest side of
Feyton street. formerly 4 part of tic Virginia
House" property, beginning ut point on Fcyton
street at tho southeast corner OF said property
Il. c. the Virginia House property, running
thence northeasterly with the lire of Peyton
street eighty $50 feet thence wes crlv to point
on tho rear line Of said property d.. c., Virginia
House property in straight line that will in its
course intersect certain spring; thenccalong the
line in southeasterly direction to the south
west corner Of said property; thence easteriy
along the southern limo Of said property TO tho
place Of beginning.
Terms of Sale: OHe thiid cash, aE3 the residue
in two equal pay mcn;s ut SIX and twelve months ;
the deferred paymerts 10 DO secured by the notes
of tho purchaser. with personal security, and to
bear interest from the date Of sale. The title &c
tho property 20 be retained until The whole Of the
purchase moneT is paid
JQL!AN ~ = v 5I&N;T BoLT' commrs.
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DR.. Won Sc MIDI MS
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The Great German Family Remedy
For the Rapid cure Of
Coughs Colds. Bronchitis Sore Throat Influenza,
Group Fhooping Cough Difficulty Of Breatting
Pans and Tighness Of the Chest, DJyness
or Tickling in the Throat DC.
Absolutely free from substances Injurious to
health Small % OF bottles % cts larao : or
BOTTLES 80 ct'. 9sE- For sale by all druggists '&
scp97 3m
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kT0TICE-Thc Undersigned, purchaser Of the
u corporate property and franchises Of the
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, as evidenced b. deed fiota
III +. Plasslnts, master and special commissioner.
dated November 9TH, 1897, having in ssid deed
set forth o the name Of the corporation created
by virtue Of such purchase and conveyance a5
Tho alexandria and Washington Railway Com.
pany,' and having created capital stock in and
having declared the stockholders of, said The
Alexandria ana Washington Railway Company TO
be himself and assigns, the undersigno6 now gives
notice that The first meeting Of the stockholders
Of said rhc Alexandria and Washington Rsi'way
Company Will bc held on the 23d DAY 0i NO.
YEMBE2, 1887, ut twelve O'Clock nooa, 1t the
Gencfs. offices of the company, At alexandria,
yirginia fo- the purpose OF clecting the President
and Directors of the said The Alexandria and
Washington Railway Company. The stockholders
entitlo: to vote at said meeting will be the 1n.
dcrs;encd and his lawful assigns
FRANCIS l.. SbiIrA,
Purchaser of the works, property, rights, privi-
lcpes and franchises Of The alexandria and
Washington Railroad Company novS I'd
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WARRENT0N-Trains Nos. so, 81, ID, 55, 59
and 50 connect daily to and from Warrenton.
FRANKLIN DIVISION Daily, except Sunday
Leave Rocky Mt. 7:4O a. m., srriyo franklin
Junction lilo a. M; leave FraLklin Junction
7:3O p. M, arrive Rocky BIT. 10:30p. N.
GORDONSVILLE-Train leave Orange for
Gordonsvillc 1153 a. m, 2:30 p. and 920 p
p. m. daily, and s;45 a. m. daily except Sunday
Returning, leave Gordonsvilc for Orange 6:15 g.
NJ, 1875 p. NJ, and 400 p H. daily, aud HOO a.
M. daily except Sunday.
SLEEPING ChK SERVICE.
On trains Nos. 90 and 81 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between New York and Atlanta, via Danvllc.
On trains Nos. so and 53 Pullman Buffet Sleep
ers between Washington and Montgomery, and
Washington and Augusta. via Danviiic.
On trains Nos. Sd and So Pullman Shoppers be-
tween Washington and Louisville, and Char
lottesvillo and Cincinnati
On trains Nos 81 and 80 PulmGa Buffet
Slcepers between Washington and Ienphis
via Lynohburg.
Slcepers between Washington ana Nc~' Orleans,
via Lynchcurs and Kcnnessw routc
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~ fhSEIHs = ION, ~ ~
SOL. HAAS, +. IL, Richmond. Va.

MAGNIFICHNI LRUItMENL.
In Effect May Is, 1897.
Trains lsavo Washing gton, ,troEa station, oa..oT o
Sixth and 3 streetg. ss follows:
For Pittsburg and tho West, Chicago Lir.itod
Express of Palsce Sleepins Cars ct 300 a. FL,
daily; Fast Line, $50 a.m. daily, to CincnnSti
and st. Louis, with Sleeping Cars frc!n Harris'
burg to Cincinnati, and Buffet Car to 81 Louis;
daily, except Saturday, TO Chicago, with Sleep
ing Car Altoona to Chicago. Western Express,
Washington 10 Chicsgo aud ST. Louis, aad
Except Saturday. Harrisburg 20 Cleveland,
connecting daily ct Harrisburg with through
Sleepers for Louisville and Memphis. Pacific
Express, 1000 p. IN. daily, Sor Ptt5burg and
the West, with through Sleeper Harrisburg
to Chicago.
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Tn ais.r,ers of .hig company make conuco.
tioas :. Ecrf;,< FOR all points East; at New
Yoyii -, ii points West and Northwest, and ut
Aloyfl nth Virginia Midland Railway and
Was and Ohio Railroad. Through rates
giyer rcight handled carefully and promptly
For f3rFhe is.+o:natien apply to
z. a NEED & co. agent
icanoy'a wha=f
j. ". FH0MPSGN, President
Iftt :: street
sop27. Washington. y. Q.
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certify that the bend required in ihe above
cause has been given.
noy9 is JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk
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stock. such rs has never before been in Alex
sndriG, and from which | an able to give every
nne q frst.cless scicctinn.
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Dealer in

DOORS, SASH, BLINDS, HARDWARE PAINTs
OILS, LEADS, CEMENT, LUMBER, ,LlilE
CALGTNED PLASTER, 8LATE NAN
TIES, HEARTHs, &c, d:o., 5.e
Corner King and Pitt streets, Alexandra, VI.
dec17-eotfj
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aur1S

q and "Rcd Warrior" Chopping Axes Over
100 dozen of these celebrated goods in store. All
the regular weights and shapes. Wholesale and
retail. JAS. T. CARLIN & SONS,
send Alexandria Va
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J 'MEs :. CARLJN :. SONS.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

n NF!CG or THE CHARL0TTESVrLLT AND
" R8P!DAH <. X &c,
A!"xaud.it. Va. Npvembsr I'D, 1897.
rh- : tA:. jiEETING of the stakeholder,
OF rhc charlottesville ana BaPidap T.. 2 tSsswii!
re held - ". 1909 Prince street, Alox&.71 ria,
Va, OF WEDNESDAY. November Both, 1887, at
. o'clock oo.
row; w4n Us &. THOMPSON. S cty
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STEAMERS.
FOR RIVER LANDINGS.

FOE RIVER LANDINGS.
The steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON will leave
her wharf EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY, WE'D
NESDAY aud FRIDAY, at 8 q. m for all river
landings as FAR down rs Kinsalc, Mondays Point
and Lodge landing, in Ycocomico river return
ing Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings.
Fs'e frst,c!sss. Soc second. class 25c.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

l now give my Gus
TOH DEPARf5fEET
'ay persona, attention.
AMI am better equip
Ped than eyer TO turn
cut fi~st.class work. /
have Just received d
rect from tie import
er5 - full line of for-
cign and domestic
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y Dyes Fitche's Pocket Scales Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, Warmers Kidney and Liver Cure, Browns
Iron Bitters, Yolina Cordial! Pratt's Astral Oil,
and Sweet Maiorsm-a large supply just received.
dec1 &. S. LEADBEATER & BRO.
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which was merely nominal. But at the end
of this time it was discovered that he had,
for some years, been dormant partner,
owning q half Interest in the principal
wholesale establishment at the capital Of
the State; and on further investigation,
started by this discovery, itawas found that
he had title for quite 1000 acres of the finest
lands in the county.
Enemies, for strong men like Moncure
always have and enjoy these, on careful in
vestigation, asserted that his wealth reached
the for that time and country, enormous
sum Of $4,000.
ION these facts Il was at first covertly
limited, and then presently openly charged,
that he could have acquired his wealth in no
honest way, and thai he had robbed and
murdered poor Jessup.
ut was, no doubt, fortunate for Moncure
that he was politician and the leader Of the
party then dominant in the county and
State, aud that thoss most active in dissent
mating these charge. were his political
antagonists. t
Besides, born and bred in Virginia, sol
der under Jackson ct New Orleans, he ives
. fighting man, ready, or affecting to be. 70
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THE FASCINATING FRENCH DANCE
Origin Of the waltz-when Women Firs
Danced with Men.

origin Of the wait.-when Women First
Danced with Men.
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Itsiv 'I howsvsr ~ - :. ssrlv [ a. the M thirteenth
century promiscuous dancing was tolerated,
.ithonoh ~. church .terrlv condemned the
snrcve3;on a. tmmodest and nnhecomino
.,I A. .,". MT a. al cenersi sau. III Snt,ss,
x.s ! Rs,ss,. y When Eenrv III ~ France
visited Venice, early in the sixteenth century,
tce.e ..s = ~rord haIi 0;vsn in lie honnr II
~%;ch III the nohle ial ~ nf Vanice we're In
w;ted NothinS conid esrcead tha sniendor n
ths;r dresse. and % ths incred;hie rmmher If
snornon,,s ] ,..arIs Witch thew wore. Int
Wheress so1I II them DANCED in the presence
waia rartner .r' '--- /" = -
itiS.O TI -. c. ca. a., 49, ~-4 - II.
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LuncHEoN.
LUNCHEON.
Mince of Chicken and Eggs.
Shrimp and salad.
Crackers. Cheese. Olives.
Tb -, n~u.ud N ~ n,,kxop

INN bread ana buJter.
Huckleberry Cake.
MINoE OF CHICKEN AND EGos.-Chop cold
,oiled or roasted fowl mix up with cupful
i drawn butter, season with pepper, salt. .
pinch of nutmeg and pour into bake dish.
Set in the oven until skim forms on top
and the surface shakes with the ebullition Of
the heated heart. Lay a. many poached
eggs on top q viii lie easily in the dish. and
serve.
SHRrxP SALAD.-Open Z can Of shrimps
some hours before you want to use them and
turn upon dish. Set on ice until needed.
Line q salad bowl or broad salver with
leaves of cool, crisp lettuces; lay the shrimps
on them and pour mayonnaige dressing on
the fish, or send It around with the salad.
A popular dish in hot weather.
THIN BsEAD AND BurrER.-Cut Graham
bread thin, when you have buttered the end
of the loaf before cutting each slice; pare on
the crust and pile on foldsl napkin In .
plate.
HUcKLrBrRRY CAKE-Two cups Of sugar,
one cup of butter, three cups Of prepared
-four, one cup Of milk, Ave eggs, One tea
spoonful Of nutmeg and one Of cinnamon,
one quart Of huckleberries. Cream, butter
and sugar; beat In the whipped yolks, the
spice, milk, Aour. the frothed whites. finally
the berries, dredged Whitley with -four,
breaking them - little q possible. Bake In
shallow tins or in pate pans. II i better the
day after 1t II baked.
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snornins ia hed 3Silsm m ma lSv in anoth.r
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wf,cS az y ~ SSe, vss ,'o oIcns rith srsnsrs
In blood Who must witneH ths lat earthiy
traredv cf 4 dramatic life.
AZ reflected % 9n l,t!s this The scene suddenly
The sick man Rad rrown quiet and I SUP
uoeed had fallen asleen. Hsd he + know
i10tl He bean 70 sneak and when Looked
into his face his ewes were wide open, staring
firediv. 80 I -
His voice sill had the easer tonesofa rrest
and overrn asterinr ferror' =,
"ie viii GOMEZ An / know he will He
came to her Who had never wr0nped him
whv shaii he srsre IneY he muttefed =
"You are not afraid TO die: are you. Uncle
Abel 7" I asked. well knowing, however,
That II was not al death he spoke. Z
Instantly the expression Of the eyes
changed and turning Them rpon me. inotYir-
ineIys he asked eareriv: "Ditl sneak. sir7
ma III ssv anvthinc What did sav. NV
friend whst Siid ssv ?n -
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VINO ptprs MIG rilan.

VINO bldes his time and day By day
Faces defeat full patiently,
And lifts . mirthful roundelay,
However poor his fortunes be-
He will not fail in any qualm
OF poverty. The paltry dime,
Il will grow golden in his palm
Who bides his time.
Who bides his time-he tastes the sweet
Ofhoney in the safest tear;
And, though he fares with slowest feet,
Joy runs to meet him drawing near.
Tie birds are heralds of his cause,
And, like never-ending rhyme,
The roadside blooms in his applause
Who bides his time.
Who bides his time, and fevers not
In the hot race that none achieves,
Shall wear cool wreathen laurel, wrought
With crimson berries in the leaves;
Aud he shall reign goodly king,
And sway his hand on every cline,
With peace writ on his signet ring,
Who bides his time.
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/ ~ a Mound CITY now StAnts, : dcubis
loe-cabin, and hung out the sign Of an inn |;
for the Indian and bufFAlo trail passed
over the mound and was now coming TO b
used by the adventurous seeking fortunes
In the new West. By hemeans 90 afforded,
for the travel was considerable, he managed
10 support his helpless family.
''In the autumn Of 1890, there came, Il II
said, from the Eastern Shore Of Maryland
. stranger who stopped at Moncure's inn. He
rode, this tradition says, Q superb horse and
carried large sum Of gold. He was the
agent of certain wealthy men of the East and
entrusted by them with the investment of
their moneys in lands. It is said that he re-
mained at the inn some ten days, during
which time he had selected several thousand
acres of these fine lands. Having completed
the section, he was to start the next morning
to the land-offlce at " to make the
entries
HE didit maybe. and II maybe he did not
start to v. At all events, about noon Of
the day on which he was to and did or did
not start his horse, saddled and bridied, was
found grazing along the trail about two
miles from the inn. The saddle bags con-
tanning the gold have never been found. Of
course the stranger was missing, and though
search was kept up for years, indeed, even
within my memory 1t has been prosecuted
at times, no trace of him has ever been dis
covered"
Ny companion paused and appeared to
have fallen into brown study. After wait
ing for time, impatiently, called him back
and he went on:
1.-THE name Of this traveller was Jessup-
William Jessup. As was his duty, Moncure
wrote East. informing the family of the miss
ing man. whose address he had, no doubt.
learned from his guest, of the disappearance
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ths Dishes Compsslns Them.
u MARION HAnLAND.
tospyrssasss. isss.l
BaEAxrAsr.
Huminy.
Stewed Eels q Ii Frahcaise.
Farfna Wafis.
6avory. Potatoes.


SrxwED EHfA LA FnANcAmn. Clean,
skin and cut eelB into pieces two inches long.
~ In saucepan with little minced par.
Icy, . sprig of thyme, te41poonfhl OF
ninced onion, Q tablespoonful Of butter, the
.l1ough boiling water to cover them. C6ok
,ently until tender; take up the lish with {
erforated spoon, keep hot ON . chafng dish
While you strain the gravy, thicken Il with
iour and boil Il three minutes. Beat mp
wo eggs, stir into the sauce quickly and re-
aove from the FIRE before they curdle.
'our over the eels and serve.
FARrHA WAyrLEs.- -One cup cold boiled
arins, half cup of prepared -four, one pint
L milk, two eggs, one tablespoonful Of lard.
'alt. Rub the farina smooth with the
Melted lard, work in milk and salt, beat
lard before adding the -four and eggs, and
lfterward. The batter should be light and
nmpless. Bake in creased waffle irons.
SAvoRY PorAToKs.--Mince quarter pound
4 fat salt pork, add q teasl 'oonfnl Of chop.
,ed onion and tablespoonful Of minced
arsley, eight potatoes, peeled and quar-
cred cover with cold water and cook until
he potatoes are DONE Drain, mash, mound
N . pie plate, sift crumbs over them and
Drown in the oven.
FRorHRD CHoCoLArE-Mak0 In the usual
way, turn into hot bowl and with . Dover
,gg-beater whisk In the frosted whites Of
hree eggs. Pour into the heated chocolate
pot and 1t is ready for use.
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shsviIlses ~ sliisai h - ~ Nh =
he found hsr In fAvins dslihum and t01ol
ing ffom brain fever.
"while the neighbour called q ths houss
and rendered their good ofIlcsA. nct one ves
invited to the apartments Of the sick woman.
Moncure, with his sister. strong and stuidy
like himself, alone watched her. The d .
tor, only, besides thess saw the woma /,
And, until yeazs after, and when other
events had transpired, the doctor said moth
ing of the fact that his patient, In her deli-
rum, constantly called the name. willie!
'Williep and at times talked - II to IN aF-
partition and again shrank, as II from sights
Of horror, and babbled Of q 'cloven skull
and bloody garments
"After many weeks, she came out Of hen
illness . jabortng mdntaci And . few
Ilonths later was carried by her husband to
an asylum in the East, where 1t was said she
died.
Years afterward, when gossip was rife, Il
was alleged that she was taken away, be-
cause she prated of Willie and 'cloven
skulls and bloody garments II was also
said that she evinced at times, and when ct
her best, the most unutterable fear or hor-
ror, the simple people scarcely knew which,
of her husband
Again my partner paused. I afterward
learned that this was his habit, but at the
time it vexed me not a little, SO eager was l
to hear the rest of the story; for more had
been indicated, - the reader has seen. But
we were nearing our destination and waited.
In our room at the tavern, after supper, he
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